Department of Photography
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David Adika is a photographer, artist, and Head of the Photography Department at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem. A senior lecturer in the Department of Photography since 1999, he holds bachelor’s (BFA) and master’s (MFA) degrees from Bezalel.
David Adika’s work focuses on the visual and cultural facets of the local Middle Eastern space as a microcosm that reflects his social and family identity. His photographic corpus contains representations of various still life and portraits, blurring the boundaries between abstract conceptual language and lavish visual accuracy. Adika’s visual research explores intimate yet universal biographies, while the photographs unfold familiar and unfamiliar aspects of everyday life and highlight questions of taste and social status.
Adika has had many solo exhibitions in Israeli and international venues, among them Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Art Museum in Riga, Latvia, Bologna MUSEI, Casa Morandi, Italy, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, and Braverman Gallery in Tel Aviv. He has won many awards, including the Minister and the Emerging Artist Prizes from the Ministry of Culture and Sports, and the Jack Nailor Award for Photography. His photographs are included in many collections, such as the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Haifa Museum of Art, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Casa Morandi in Italy, the Knesset and private collections in Israel and abroad.
He lives in Jaffa and works in Jerusalem
Veronique Inbar is a Visual Artist, a Film Editor and Lecturer.
Veronique is a lecturer at The Screen Based Arts Department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem.
Veronique holds a B.A. in Film and Television and in Humanities from The Tel Aviv University, and is a graduate of the "Midrasha" School of Arts.
Veronique exhibited solo and Two Person exhibitions at various venues, including the Janco Dada Museum, the Municipal Art Gallery of Rehovot, Tivon’s Memorial Center and the Artspace Tel Aviv Gallery. She also participated in many group shows.
She is a board member of The Israeli Artists Union.
Director, Animator, Storyboard Artist, Illustrator, Graphic Designer freelancer
Lecturer for production in the 3D division in the department of Screen Based Arts, Bezalel
Ira Goldman, Tel-Aviv based senior Fashion Designer with extensive experience in tailoring and multiproduct design in local, UK and US brands. She is a lecture at the Fashion Department at Shenkar and Jewelry & Fashion Design Department at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. Goldman holds a B.Des in fashion design from Shenkar and is a recent graduate of the M.Des in Industrial Design, design & technology track at Bezalel. In her work, Goldman explore emotional aspects of human interaction with objects, from production stage to the final user experience.
Born in Jerusalem 1976.
B.F.A. program at The Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, Jerusalem in 2002 (with Hons)
2005 M.F.A program at Goldsmiths, London
Since 2006 Israeli teaches painting at the Fine Arts Department of Bezalel.
She also teached at Minshar School of Art, Basis Art School, Shankar Collage for Engineering and more.
Among Israeli's solo exhibitions: Black Light, Maya Galley, Tel-Aviv;
The Night Has a Thousand Eyes, Ralli Museum Caesarea;
D'une forte mer à une faille géologique, Taylor Foundation, Paris;
Moledet 1B ,Ashdod Art Museum;
Generation Three, Feinberg Projects, Tel-Aviv;
Last City, at the Tavi Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv;
Bio Power at the Alon Segev Gallery, Tel-Aviv;
Selected group exhibitions at :Haifa Museum, Haifa; Kav 16 Gallery, Tel-aviv; Gallery 39, Tel-Aviv; Art Forum, Berlin; FA Projects, London; Hanngar Bicocca, Milano; Ashdod Art Museum, Ashdod; Feinberg Projects, Tel-Aviv; Sklar Levy Gallery, Modi'n; Zemack Gallery, Tel-Aviv; Alon Segev Gallery, Tel-Aviv; Winzavod - Moscow Contemporary Art Center, Moscow; The Artists’ Studio, Tel-Aviv; Ramat-Gan Museum; Minshar for Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv; Gallery, Fresh Paint art Fair, Tel-Aviv; Noga Gallery, Tel-Aviv.
Israeli also curated painting exhibitions for young artists.
Israeli has received various awards and stipends, including: The Rabinovich Foundation;The Mifal HaPayis support; The Asylum Arts, New York; Erasmus; The Taylor Foundation, Paris; The Bezalel's Achievement award; The Artists Residence Herzliya; Lauren & Mitchell Presser studio stipend; The Sharet Award for young artists by the America -Israel Cultural Foundation; M.F.A fund from the AIA London; and was shortlisted to the Celeste Art Prize.
Licensed architect, lecturer, constantly learning, loves architecture and positive qualities.
Graduated from the Wizo Haifa School of Design in 2010.
Degree in education, and teaching certificate.
After graduating, Eyal worked for Chyutin Architects and Ada Karmi Architects. In 2015, he established Eyal Ivri Architects.
The office renders services for the public sector with a broad view of reality as well as the ability to offer a comprehensive strategy of action, and innovative solutions through design research, meticulous planning and curiosity.
Eyal is constantly engaged in studies in fields interfacing with architecture, such as circular economics, teaching, system thinking, project management, software engineering and strategy. This ongoing studying affords achievements of high quality planning.
Eyal tries to create a better future through his endeavors.
Eti Jacobi was born in Jaffa in 1961
She studied art at Bezalel and Classical studies and Philosophy at the Tel Aviv University.
Eti exhibits painting in many solo and group exhibitions since 1981.
In 1997 she exhibits a large OneWoman Show at the Tel Aviv Museum: "World of Wonder 3".
Teaching in Bezalel and in Beit Berl "Hamidrasha".
She has won various awards and her paintings are in private collections and at the Tel Aviv Museum and the Israel Museum collections.
